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Leslie
Alore
SVP, Marketing
Flexera
As the SVP of Marketing, Leslie Alore leads Flexera’s global marketing team and strategy. Her passion for people and technology - combined with more than 15 years of marketing leadership in the tech space - has established her as a successful, results-driven executive who enables teams to do their best work. Prior to joining Flexera, Leslie served as the Global SVP of Lifecycle Marketing at Ivanti. Before that, she held various marketing, operations and GTM strategy roles at Iron Mountain. Leslie is an active speaker and mentor in the GTM community and has been recognized among “Top Women in Marketing” by Ragan Communications and “Women of the Channel” by CRN. Leslie holds a BBA in Management, and an MBA with a concentration in Strategic Leadership from Walsh College of Accountancy and Business Administration.
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16 April 2025 11:30 - 12:00
Demand after the deal: Marketing’s role in sustaining customer value
Most marketing teams are laser-focused on winning the deal, yet lose momentum the moment customers say yes, putting long-term value, growth, and loyalty at risk. Join Leslie as she explores why demand generation and customer marketing often feel disconnected, and how that gap undermines the value marketing works so hard to create. You will learn how to shift from funnel-based thinking to a customer lifecycle and jobs-to-be-done approach that reinforces value consistently after the sale, without relying on handoffs or siloed teams. Key takeaways: - Why treating demand as something that ends at the deal limits retention, expansion, and lifetime value - How to align demand and customer marketing around shared customer value rather than stages or teams - Practical ways to design post-sale marketing that feels continuous with the buying experience - How to demonstrate and reinforce value across the customer lifecycle based on changing jobs-to-be-done